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    Threads of Rainlit Glow
    Threads of Rainlit Glow
    Threads of Rainlit Glow
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    Threads of Rainlit Glow

    By Swan Charm

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    "Threads of Rainlit Glow" weaves a delicate tapestry of emotions, where each poem serves as a shimmering thread caught in the gentle embrace of a rain-kissed twilight. This collection invites readers on a journey through reflective landscapes, intertwining themes of nature, love, and the intricate dance of human experience. With lyrical gra

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 26, 2024
    ISBN9789908157511
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      Threads of Rainlit Glow - Swan Charm

      Sundrops Beneath a Changing Sky

      Golden rays spill down like wine,

      Clouds drift softly, painted bright,

      Each moment shifts in hues divine,

      Day melts gently into night.

      A Canvas Woven in Water and Light

      Ripples mirror shades of dawn,

      Colors blend in a soft embrace,

      Nature’s brush on the world is drawn,

      Beauty lives in every place.

      Illuminated Whispers of the Night

      Stars blink gently up above,

      Moonlight bathes the silent ground,

      In the dark, we feel the love,

      Softly, secret dreams are found.

      Whispers of the Silver Showers

      In twilight’s embrace, rain softly falls,

      Whispers of silver in nature’s calls.

      Each droplet dances, a delicate grace,

      A symphony playing, with time to embrace.

      Beneath the dark clouds, the world holds still,

      Awash in the hush, in a tranquil thrill.

      Branches lean low, cradling the weight,

      While echoes of silence and peace softly sate.

      With each silver kiss, the earth wakes anew,

      Colors emerge in a radiant view.

      Petals unfurl, soaking the air,

      Life breathes in rhythm, a sweet love affair.

      Glistening pathways, the puddles reflect,

      Mirroring dreams that our hearts can elect.

      Under the rain, we feel so alive,

      In whispers of silver, our spirits derive.

      As twilight fades into gentle night,

      The silver showers bless us in light.

      A lullaby murmurs in drops from above,

      Nature's soft whispers, a song of pure love.

      Dancing Drops on Misty Leaves

      Misty leaves shimmer, adorned with drops,

      Nature’s jewels where silence stops.

      A ballet unfolds in the gentle air,

      As droplets twirl without a care.

      The world is a canvas, brushed with the rain,

      Each drop a note in a sweet refrain.

      They kiss the green in playful arcs,

      Leaving behind their delicate marks.

      Amidst the fog, the forest breathes,

      Life blooms softly on emerald leaves.

      Whispers of water in the morning's light,

      A dance of droplets, a pure delight.

      They gather in pools, reflecting the sky,

      Nature’s own mirror where dreams learn to fly.

      With every plop, a new tale is spun,

      The melody of rain—a race just begun.

      Let the dancing drops weave their song,

      In the misty embrace where we belong.

      Tonight we’ll gather, mesmerized by the show,

      As the leaves twinkle and the soft winds blow.

      Luminous Tears from the Sky

      When the heavens weep, the world stands still,

      Luminous tears that time cannot kill.

      Each droplet glimmers under the moon,

      A celestial dance, a haunting tune.

      Washing the earth with soft, gentle light,

      Whispers of sorrow turn into delight.

      They gather in rivulets, sparkling and bright,

      A river of dreams flowing deep in the night.

      Nature’s confession in each little sphere,

      Echoes of laughter whispering near.

      As shadows embrace, the night gently sighs,

      Finding beauty in tears fallen from skies.

      With each shimmering drop, a story unfolds,

      In silence they speak, in mystery told.

      A symphony woven from twilight's embrace,

      Luminous tears — our sorrow's grace.

      Let us remember, in every downpour,

      Lies the hope of rebirth, forevermore.

      For from the sky’s cascading claim,

      Emerges a world that we call by name.

      Echoes of a Gentle Storm

      In the hush before rain, the

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